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Posted : Jan 21, 2009 22:10
Man Hol Baumann mix finished a little abruptly!!
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Posted : Jan 21, 2009 22:11
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On 2009-01-21 22:10, BPM90 wrote:
Man Hol Baumann mix finished a little abruptly!!
Yeah sorry about that guys
I caught the wrong button by accident.. ooooops!
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Posted : Jan 22, 2009 15:51
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On 2009-01-14 11:38, Fluid Radio wrote:
Track list for Cell mix on Sunday 25th 7pm UK time zone...
12 - ESBJÖRN SVENSONN TRIO - The face of Love
(Good Morning Susie Soho)
Aaaah...EST!
So sad when I heard he died last June. Such a great Swedish composer, such a great pianist!...I'm a big fan of his work!
This track is very interesting because it's Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's famous track "Face Of Love" version. This jazz version is so nice that I have to add it in my selection. Thanks Svensson, RIP!
here is an amazing example of their live shows !
here they are playing a track called " Behind The Yashmak " the energy is amazing !
so much chemistry between them.
for several years I experienced great magical times with their music and I'm still experiencing
enjoy !
cheers !
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Posted : Jan 24, 2009 23:41
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Posted : Jan 24, 2009 23:48
Great music on the station tonight, but I was disappointed to hear the SonVer mix had been postponed.
What happened and when will we get to hear it?
I caught them live in London a few months ago and they blew me away!
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Posted : Jan 25, 2009 17:31
what is the name of the track that is now playing ?
it's wonderful
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what is the name of the track that is now playing ?
it's wonderful
it was Telefon Tel Aviv - Fahrenheit Fair Enough
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Posted : Jan 25, 2009 21:45
Hoooooly S.........it
This Cell mix playing now is mind blowing!
Haven't heard most of these tracks before and it is the perfect end to a great weekend.
Thank you Alex and Fluid team x
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Posted : Jan 27, 2009 22:07
Info for offthesky mix...
tracklist:
all tracks written by offthesky
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album -> track title -> (record lable)
1. autmn comp - fiael (mandoral records)
2. creek caught fire - heart of midlight (the land of)
3. evolute of an ion apple - (iod/sem)
4. creek caught fire - saftey snake hole (the land of)
5. rare decay - rare decay (resting bell)
6. cold distances - thousand year decent (dataobscura)
7.rare decay - back to the end of the beginning again (resting bell)
bio:
(michael) jason corder began devising sonic schemes in the womb by performing on the uterus wall to cope with the intense darkness. he finally forged an escape plan in 1977 and upgraded his musical medium to a sterling kitchen floor kit. many years later during the dark ages of the 386/amiga, jason retired the cutlery to began forging into the vast void of 8bit tracking.
later he began his travels to countless electronic music events which catalysted him into a fertile pit of sonic clay. using adverse software such as buzz, jason began an evolution. though after realizing the creative short comings of purely digital creation, acoustics, space resonation, and concept became common place. instruments such as guitar, piano, sine waves, field-recordings and weather pattern data are mainstays for off the sky.
today jason resides in the placidly humble bluegrass hills of kentucky and composes experimental electronic music in collaboration with other working musicians. occasionally, he still writes music for fetuses..
a word about the process:
offthesky was originally created as a vessel to combine community and concept. the players are as random as the process entails and can encompass the classically trained to the fervent yet musically illiterate appreciator. each album concept surrounds the use of chaos theory and weather patterns to drive the movement, texture, timbres, tone, and dynamic of each recorded instrument (actually, temperature records and collated barometric pressure pattern data as well as fractal mathematics have been mined and interpolated to drive reaktor(vst) or max/msp dsp lfo/parameters).
the methods for creating an album are usually as evolved and random as the sky patterns they are inspired from. yet an axiom of offthesky is to keep each album conceptually based upon a theme much like the work of "herbert", "loscil", etc. the choice of software depends consistently on the desired final form- i.e. audiomulch is used for more experimental or avante-garde albums (cold distances). logic/cubase sx is used for more structured albums (gently down the stream). ableton live 6 is utilized for a juxtaposition of percussive and experimental texture (the geist cycles). and few albums use several programs in tandem (studies of form in transit, caustic light studies, inconnu)
several rules also apply throughout the creation of an album: field recorded sound must be incorporated - natural instruments such as piano, guitar, and the vocal chords must all be used to some variant degree. each song must have several different internal movements, viscous transition, and fluidoisity throughout to display change and evolution. percussion sounds, lyrics, presets, synthesizers, and third-party samples are optional as long as they are tweaked to some variation.
the number one rule for the offthesky project is to explore the possibility of breaking these rules as well as questioning every aspect of the sound and process including the mentality surrounding the music, and the actuall breaking of the rules (as well as questioning the world surrounding the concept and mentality - as this feeds directly into the creativity). this is at times a very self-anxious, humbling, and mentally daunting task but lends an evolved, honest, and un-anchored output.
the only rule that will always apply, is that of never creating a work to 'fit in' to a label or allowing a third party's wishes to effect the sonic drama.
